does this support pci-e low profile wireless adapter?
37239
Yes. It has a pci-e slot. So it supports pci-e devices. Low profile should only matter if you have limited space...it doesn't affect compatibility in any way.
2201059
If you are looking for an adapter for a desktop (as opposed to a laptop), look for a PCI wireless card, minimally a b/n (54mbps).
595421
Zero built in wireless on this board, I would go with an Intel or an ASUS adapter.
2011765
I currently use this board with PClinuxOS (my main, and preferred OS) and have had no problems with it. I have not used the wireless because I am close enough to my router to use a cable, but it does detect my network so I assume it should work fine. I can't speak to the performance of the onboard video because I use an nvidia card, but it is supported as far as I know.
1821382
You're in luck. The Wifi does not use the pci-e slot. If you zoom in on the picture you can see that the antenna connect at two coax points on the board. This is literally all you need to do to set up the Wifi.
1891274
No, but u can buy a mpcie wlan card but be advised it shares the bandwith with the second pcie x8 i think.
1201896
Hi I could not find anything on your PC as far as what open ports are available to add cards use this site to compare what you have available and match it with the wireless card http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/PC/slottypes.php. It may be a PCI-e 16 or a pci-e 1
639479
This mobo does not have wireless installed, so you would have to go the PCI-E route. If this is for gaming purposes, I wouldn't worry about Wifi. Just go with an Ethernet cable, but you will have to install the drivers from the disc provided with the mobo. At least I had to.
1027559
It should. I've upgraded many a laptop with newer wireless mini PCI cards and have only ever had one machine come up and say that the hardware was unsupported and that was an hp.
538949
Yeah, it should be as PCI-e 3.0 is backwards compatible to PCI-e 2.0 which this motherboard has. You just will be limited by the lower bandwidth associated with PCI-e 2.0 due to the motherboard's shortcomings in this regard.
1217842
None that I know of, but I am no computer expert. I do know that if you have a PCI wireless network card, you don't need this. I assume, but do not know, that the reverse is also true.
1657177
No, USB to express card adapters only support USB based express cards not pcie based ones
1697242
ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-half-WiFi-Link-Ultimate-N-6300-pci-card-633ANHMW-/250729311691 showed your system as compatible, I looked at Intel but didn't have much luck... FYI, the card has three antenna leads, the card I replaced only used two of my laptops three, and I wasn't successful getting the third lead attached -- will eventually attempt. Running with two leads didn't improve the performance (download/upload speed I'm paying for) so as my router is three feet away, using Ethernet.
679756
Probably not. That is a fairly old laptop, and it uses mini PCI while this wireless card uses mini PCI-e.
1456137
No motheboard needs a PCI e 2.0 slot. To verify contact nvidia.com/page/support.html
1861769
All PCI-e socket sizes are compatible as long as the card fits in the device. So that won't be a problem.
1752419
As long as there is an open PCIe slot it will work. You'll have to use the included low profile bracket.